Forcing content on Users

@mbrio1 said in #20:
> You can't win here, it's pointless fighting. Your sword will only find it's way in your own back. As you say, the engineering is designed to dismiss and discredit you and not only that, create acolytes to further these aims.

We're on the same page bro

@bufferunderrun said in #4:
> You can hide them with Stylus lichess.org/page/extend and your own userstyles, e.g.:
>
> @-moz-document domain("lichess.org") {
> .lobby__blog { visibility: hidden; }
> }
I'm really sorry, but I just can't work this out, admittedly probably because I'm pretty dumb with computers.@mbrio1 said in #20:
> You can't win here, it's pointless fighting. Your sword will only find it's way in your own back. As you say, the engineering is designed to dismiss and discredit you and not only that, create acolytes to further these aims.
@mkubecek I thought you just said you didn't want me to pester you and you then blocked me so why then laugh at my post?

I blocked you to stop you from pestering me through direct messages (after I asked you to stop but you went on). The laughing smileys are my reaction to those comments here, I don't think they deserve more.

@mkubecek said in #23:
> I blocked you to stop you from pestering me through direct messages (after I asked you to stop but you went on). The laughing smileys are my reaction to those comments here, I don't think they deserve more.
I literally sent you one message (in reply to you in a forum post that was shut down), to which you replied asking me to stop pestering you, to which I then replied in agreement, there is no need to be disingenuous.

>I'm really sorry, but I just can't work this out, admittedly probably because I'm pretty dumb with computers.

It's not that complicated. You visit lichess.org/page/extend , grab Stylus for your browser (it's an extension that allows you to add custom CSS rules to any site). Then in Stylus you go to Manage, New style and paste that code block (or Import and paste), click the overwrite button, give a style a new name (on the left top side) and click the Save button at the same place. Then you can activate and disable the style at your convenience. That's it.

Guys this is a chess website. If you want to argue, go to reddit or twitter

@bufferunderrun said in #25:
> It's not that complicated. You visit lichess.org/page/extend , grab Stylus for your browser (it's an extension that allows you to add custom CSS rules to any site). Then in Stylus you go to Manage, New style and paste that code block (or Import and paste), click the overwrite button, give a style a new name (on the left top side) and click the Save button at the same place. Then you can activate and disable the style at your convenience. That's it.
I couldn't work it out, I'm old and dumb. I'm deleting my account now anyway.

@AaronNZ said in #26:
> Guys this is a chess website. If you want to argue, go to reddit or twitter
Should you not defend yourself when misleading comments about you are made? Just get silenced, besmirched, lie back and take it, there's a good boy. Don't worry, I'm off, I'm too old for repression and bullying.

Closing your account apparently takes you surprisingly long too

@Cedur216 typical Lichess bully, goodbye